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Permission: Examining "Political Activities" Under the Foreign Agents - Article 4 Tarun Krishnakumar* Enacted in response to the spread of Nazi propaganda and other subversive material in the interwar ... regarding activities considered “political” in nature, as defined by the statute. Of the activities covered under FARA, “political activities” are potentially the most impactful in nature and, if unchecked
. 2100 (2015); PAUL NOLETTE, Journal of Legislation attorneys general, Peter Heiser notes that “some attorneys general will be more likely to adjust their legal conclusions to reflect political
political culture greatly emphasized the rule of man over the rule of law. Traditional political philosophy stressed the rule of "good emperors and wise dukes," the politics of "the honest and upright ... statesman" and "seeking exoneration and justice from good officials." Such traditional political philosophy pinned hopes of good government purely on the personal integrity and moral persuasion of those who
. Watkins, Political Tradition and Political Theory, 2 PHIL. Q. 323, 331 (1952) (“‘ Ceaseless’ criticism of moral habits will tend to destroy confidence in the moral tradition and so paralyse moral behaviour ... systems that can be set up.”); G.W.F. Hegel, letter to C.G. Zellman of January 23, 1807, in John Glassford, Nihilism and Modernity: Political Responses in a Godless Age 92 (Nov. 20, 1998) (Ph.D
; B.A. Political Science and B.F.A. Dance, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, 2009. Many thanks to Professor Jay Tidmarsh for his guidance and encouragement during the planning stages of this Note, the ... matters as civil rights, the distribution of social and political power, marketplace status, and equality of opportunity."). costs, discovery expenses, and the dramatic rise of corporate parties, the
executive decisions on the scope of the AUMFs. The current political environment has led AUMF reform advocates to finally feel success within reach. Finally, Part IV will describe a way forward by offering ... of a better term, will be called “war powers” between the two political branches of the federal government.11 The Constitution “vests Congress with substantial authority . . . ,”12 including the power
. Watkins, Political Tradition and Political Theory, 2 PHIL. Q. 323, 331 (1952) (“‘ Ceaseless’ criticism of moral habits will tend to destroy confidence in the moral tradition and so paralyse moral behaviour ... systems that can be set up.”); G.W.F. Hegel, letter to C.G. Zellman of January 23, 1807, in John Glassford, Nihilism and Modernity: Political Responses in a Godless Age 92 (Nov. 20, 1998) (Ph.D
Beginning in the 1990s and continuing today, many of the legal and psychological barriers to nonprofits becoming involved in electoral politics have fallen. At the same time, political divisions have ... have sharpened, causing candidates, political parties, and their supporters to scramble more aggressively for any possible edge in winner-take-all political contests. In the face of these developments
no domination by any group or combination in this Republic, whether it be business or political.”119 As applied to this work, it represents the right to repair movement as a whole. Farmers and ... perceived as urgent by the public and powerful political actors.198 The next most important is that political motivation to solve it is high and that there is a viable policy solution.199 With all of these
that indicate participants made a clear distinction between civic activities they saw as political and those they saw as nonpolitical. These findings coincide with theoretical literature that posits a ... recherche is brought to you for free and open access by 1 University of New Brunswick Follow this and additional works at; http; //ir; lib; uwo; ca/cie-eci Discounting the Political: Understanding Civic
impoverished. They are provocative precisely because of innovations taking place in the international political arena. They are impoverished because too many participants in the debate insist on clinging to old ... . This odd realization will take on additional force when current initiatives concerning reductions in the number of strategic weapons bear fruit as a consequence of the INF accord. Provocative political
financial pain will likely increase in the future.10 In this context, identifying solutions to the political ills that http://www.bondbuyer.com/issues/l21_140/lawmakers-disagree-about-default-risk-104209 1-1 ... "financial martial law."" Recent scholarship has argued that Chapter 9 bankruptcy is not a viable option to address the underlying political ills that lead to financial distress. This is in part because under
never accomplish, as is contended by some members of the U.S. political leadership, a "turnaround" in strategic thinking to substitute the deterrence based on the concept of "mutual assured destruction ... the Soviet Union, cognizant of the importance of enhancing the stability of the balance considering the tense military and political situation, announced unilaterally in June of 1982 that it would not
Senate to overcome a filibuster on this issue is extraordinarily difficult. Despite these challenges, political moments occur when many Members of Congress desire to pass gun control. Some Members ... divisive political issue, the Gun Control Act’s dual approach 41. See Federal Firearms Act of 1938, § 2, 15 U.S.C. § 902 (1964) (repealed 1968). 42. Zimring, supra note 28, at 141; see also 15 U.S.C. § 902
The purpose of this paper is to give a factual history of the establishment of the Houses. The People’s Houses (Halkevleri) were founded in 1932 as cultural and political centres with the aim of ... zealously. With the emergence of a Turkish national state, their main objective was attained, and many of their political and cultural ideas were absorbed in the philosophy of the new regime.6 Pan-Turanism
The purpose of this paper is to give a factual history of the establishment of the Houses. The People’s Houses (Halkevleri) were founded in 1932 as cultural and political centres with the aim of ... zealously. With the emergence of a Turkish national state, their main objective was attained, and many of their political and cultural ideas were absorbed in the philosophy of the new regime.6 Pan-Turanism
the operations of these juvenile courts. First, that the courts were to employ a philosophy of “individualized justice,” meaning that the individuality of the child was to be recognized in the court’s ... reforms passed due to varying political climates and appetites for change. Even when introduced in the context of a larger legislative movement to increase accountability, state attempts to combat the use
, political and economic crises but also the legacies and powerful endurance of structures and relations of colonialism, and epistemic, cultural and economic imperialism heavily enhanced through globalization ... world but with such terribly precarious relations; a time when the global issues that face us environmental, social, economic, political - are so great that life itself on the planet is precarious. In an
works at: http://scholarship.law.nd.edu/jleg withdrawn from "the vicissitudes of political controversy" and not dependent upon the outcome of any election.' The United States and the United Kingdom began ... case of unemployment or other exigent circumstances.6 It was argued that for poor developing countries civil and political rights and liberties are, at best, insufficient and, at worst, a facade for an
political representation of states in Congress-and how that review of political safeguards has developed within Commerce Clause jurisprudence, particularly as it pertains to traditional state function, clear ... traditional state function to police concealed handgun licensure,19 and second, even assuming Congress acted within its power to regulate interstate commerce, the Act improperly neuters the political safeguards
